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30 Jun 1935
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Monroe Morning World in Monroe, Louisiana
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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1935
Page
1
Bermuda steamer passengers bring taxed liquor ashore
Dock workers complain of heavy luggage from Bermuda and foreign ports marked gin and whiskey passing customs tax-free. A 53 foot yawl Stormy Weather won trans Atlantic race, while Eva Coo was executed in New York State with reporters present during the electric chair ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Philip le Boutilier
Bergen
Norway
Newport
Rhode Island
New York State
Eva Coo
Mrs. Coc
Former Chauffeur for Orleans Mayor Fired by State
New Orleans June 27. Superintendent Georges Reoomme announced Arthur Ro, former detective and chauffeur for Mayor T Semmens Walesey, has been dropped from the city police force under a legislative act. The action follows an investigation by the legislative committee into vice and other alleged misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Georges
Barn collapse crowds Croop’s Glen baby contest in Wilkes-Barre
Nearly 400 people were pulled into Hunlock Creek when an old barn dance pavilion hosting a baby contest collapsed. More than 100 were injured, with several reported in grave condition. Panic spread as parents cried out for children and bystanders rushed to assist. County detectives worked over an hour to calm injured victims amid jagged rocks along the creek bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes Barre
Hunlock Creek
Croop’s Glen
Detroit murder suspect nabbed in Fort Wayne arrest
Police detained a man believed to be William Lee Ferris in Fort Wayne Indiana after Detroit officials sought him for questioning in the mysterious killing of Howard Carter Dickinson a New York attorney and Hughes niece. Ferris allegedly left a Detroit hotel last Thursday before Dickinson's body was found near Rouge Park. Three women were also taken into custody and tied to Ferris through descriptions, with two matching Bobbie Jackson and her sister Florence. The detainees were handed to Detroit authorities for transport to Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
William Lee Ferris
Detroit
Howard Carter Dickinson
New York
Charles Evans Hughes
Michigan State Police
Jonesville
Art Reanals
Kansas City
C. V. Frankfather
Ferris
Rouge Park
Frankfather
Bobbie Jackson
Florence
Flossie Jackson
Wood Resigns From Allotment Board After Short Service
General Robert E. Wood resigns as Sears Roebuck chairman and federal allotment board representative. White House brief notice says he planned to serve only until July and served about two months, amid reports he disagreed with the work program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert £. Wood
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Jeave
New Deal
Wood
The
Works
White ‘House
Police Firemen Seek Renewal Of Commissions In Louisiana
The Louisiana state civil service commission faced a flood of renewal applications as commissions for city police and firemen expire tomorrow. Secretary L. M. Wimberly and staff worked to process renewals, with Wimberly noting nearly all holders are expected to be renewed under the 1934 act requiring municipal police and firemen to be approved by the civil service commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
State Civil Service Commission
L. M Wimberly
Wimberly
Civil Service Commission
Truce Declared in Coal Strike by Labor Chief
John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers called off the soft coal strike planned for tomorrow night at President Roosevelt's request. A negotiated truce would keep mines open at current wages and hours through July 31 if operators accept, with Duncan Kennedy acting as producer spokesman. Secretary Perkins announced the truce after a long meeting with Lewis and Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Roosevelt
Lewis
Duncan Kennedy
Charleston
W. Va
Kennedy
Perkins
Roosevelt pushes tax bill action in tense Washington scene
President Roosevelt pressed six months into the current session for swift action on his wealth tax plan. He urged adjournment by August 1, a target echoed by Senators Harrison and Pittman after talks with the White House. The drive aims to lock in wealth tax provisions amid broader administration resistance to changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Harrison
Mississippi
Finance Committee
Pittman
Nevada
White House
Shreveport Observes City’s 100th Birthday with Services
Shreveport, Louisiana marks its centennial with praise and thanksgiving across churches. At 6 p.m. local Catholics join a centennial celebration on the grounds of St Cant’s Academy led by Bishop Re Le.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Royal Church
St.cant's Academy
Night Air Mail Set to Begin in Monroe
Monroe launches the first night air mail by airplane from Selman Field as of midnight Monday marking a new era in quick communication. The Delta Air Corporation facility now features flood lights and beacons to meet federal night flight rules, linking Monroe with New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco within hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Selman Field
Delta Air Corporation
New York
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Airmail Corporation
Butcher Boy Confesses To Slaying Girl In Rural Stream
Greenville Greene county district attorney said Alfred Volckmann an 18 year old butcher boy from Greenville confessed to abducting nine year old Helen Glenn, taking her to a swamp, tossing her into a small stream and stabbing her through the breast with a butcher knife stolen from his father's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
N. Y
John C. Welch
Greene County
Alfred Volckmann
Helen Glenn
Welch
Volckmann
Walch
Catskill
Throop boy wins national marble title at Ocean City
Henry Allyn 13 of Throop Pa defeats Billy Trudell Holyoke Mass 6 games to 2 in the finals at Ringer stadium to claim the national marble championship. Allyn previously beat Leonard Tyner Chicago 6 1 in the semifinal while Trudell eliminated James Fletcher West Monroe in the other semi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George WY
Lofton
Ocean City
N. J
Henry Allyn
Throop
Billy. Trudell
Holyoke
Mass
Springfield
Ringer Stadium
James Fletcher
West Monroe
News-Star
Northeast Louisiana
Gulfport
Trudell
Young Allyn
Leonard Tyner
Chicago
Jimmy
Monroe
T-L
Pennsylvania
News-Star—World
Eastern Air Lines
Philadelphia
West Monroe Prepares for Louisiana Championship Rodeo
West Monroe readies for the Louisiana championship rodeo starting July 4 for a four day run. The business district displays holiday decor as banners fly and cowboys roam the town in high heel boots and sombreros. Organizers promise the largest rodeo yet staged in West Monroe and perhaps Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Monroe
Louisiana
Storms and heavy rains sweep Portuguese areas
Lisbon reports tornadoes and cloudbursts as storms lash communities across Portugal. Weather systems bring searing rainfall and strong winds, disrupting travel and damaging infrastructure while authorities issue warnings and mobilize emergency services.
Utilities Vote Slated Monday Amid Empire of Debate
Washington reports say the Democratic House adjourned a bitter session over President Roosevelt's push to curb utility holding companies. A Monday teller vote could substitute the Senate bill to outlaw holding firms within seven years, shifting fate to the Securities and Exchange Commission. Administration pressure looms as House plans to finish the bill by Tuesday then recess for the Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Democratic House
Monay
Senate
House Interstate Commerce
Securities: Exchange Commission
Eicher
Iowa
Commerce Committee
White House
House
Mysterious Fire Destroys Famous Old Gaming House
A fire at a renowned New Orleans gaming house, reported June 29, damages a storied building after decades as a landmark. Investigators probe the blaze amid rumors of arson. no injuries are confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Beverly
Myster Usly
London Flight Crew Faces Weather On Ole Miss Mission
The Ole Miss crew led by Al and Fred endures storms and heavy ski intermittent thunderstorms. The night flight tests airship endurance as they await weather clearance and oil resupply from the ground crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyfield
Meridian
Fred
Ole Miss
Cal
National Aeronautic
Lef
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Massachusetts
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Portugal
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